sayest

[ sey-ist ]

verb

, Archaic.

1. 2nd person singular of say ¹.

Example Sentences

“Though thou likewise sayest that I should become a trembling Nestorian Christian, worship God and be an ascetic, how knowest thou whom God absolves, in truth to whom He shows mercy?” he wrote, according to the translation.

From Washington Times

“Though thou likewise sayest that I should become a trembling Nestorian Christian, worship God and be an ascetic, how knowest thou whom God absolves, in truth to whom He shows mercy?” he wrote, according to the translation.

From Seattle Times

“What sayest thou, John? How goeth it? Are we near to the inn?”

From Literature

“My God, my God, thou art a direct God, may I not say a literal God, a God that wouldst be understood literally and according to the plain sense of all that thou sayest ? But thou art also… a figurative, a metaphorical God too.”

From The Guardian

JULIET: No. Anyway, Tybalt sayest that monogamy is a social construct.

From New York Times